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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1950

Page

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La Crosse Council Faces Heavy Week Over Housing Plan

The La Crosse common council launches a busy week with a Friday regular session and Tuesday committee meeting to debate a cooperative agreement with the federal government for a 200 unit low rent housing project. Opponents urge a referendum and a public hearing on traffic, utilities, and planning items including an athletic center, waste disposal methods, public hearings on bus routes, and various street and school surveys.

la Crosse Housing Authority la Crosse County Taxpayers Association la Crosse Home Owners Union Associated Consultants Donald Lyden Henry Ahrens Droft Manufacturing Corp Milwaukee Robert Tooke Public Utilities Committee Fred Steele Public Service Commission la Crosse Transit Co George Street Hayes Charles Gillette Caledonia Streets

Young GOP Backs Senator In Wisconsin Convention

In Janesville Wisconsin the Wisconsin Federation of Young Republicans backed Senator Joseph McCarthy with a unanimous vote. Delegates amended a platform to include McCarthy’s name then adopted the resolution praising his anti Communist and security investigations. The group, about 200 strong, rejected a national platform and failed to adopt a separate platform.

Janesville Wis Wisconsin Federation of Young Republicans Joseph McCarthy GOP State Department McCarthy Lloyd Tegge Waukesha Young Republicans James Menn Madison National Organization of Young Republicans America John Kitzke Milwaukee Rennebohm

City of 300000 Has Lone Dyke Holding Floods

Rampaging flood waters crushed all dykes but one protecting Winnipeg, Canada, prompting fears of total evacuation for 300000 as a spring storm battered the country and the central United States. Fresh floods from melting snows reached Crookston, Minnesota, and moved toward Grand Forks, North Dakota, while Canadian forces took control of relief efforts. The storm's wide reach caused multiple fatalities across Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois, Nebraska, Texas, and Ohio, with gusts up to 100 mph and widespread damage including millions in Superior, Wisconsin.

Winnipeg Canada United States Crookston Minn Grand Forks N. D Red River Red Lake River A. J. Taunton The Winnipeg Tribune Ontario U. S Iowa Wisconsin Illinois Nebraska Texas Ohio North Dakota Minnesota Lake Superior Dakotas Kansas Missouri Superior Wis Oklahoma Redwood Falls Maple Lake Arkansas Ohio Valley Lower Lakes

Local Weather Forecast for Sunday

Partly cloudy and a little warmer Sunday with diminishing winds. The high reaches about 60 degrees in the afternoon.

Can Fishermen Outdo Lamprey on This Basis

Two Rivers Wisconsin report shows lampreys tasted like bull heads in a home edibility test. Biology instructor Herbert Dohrman and wife fried lampreys for tasting. witnesses described the flavor as all right and not fishy though not appealing for a large meal.

Two Rivers Wis Herbert Dorhman Oshkosh State Teachers College Great Lakes Dohrman Louis Fandrich Manitowoc Herald - Times Dohrmans Cinthia Jim Robertson Herald- Times Robertson

State Finances Pictured Rosy at GOP Young Rally

Governor Rennebohm told Wisconsin Young Republicans the general fund would show a 25 million dollar surplus by end of the 1949 51 biennium. He credited high tax returns and tight spending, but made no pledge on re election and did not answer if he would run.

Janesville Wis Rennebohm Wisconsin Young Republicans

Census outreach urges La Crosse residents to report missing counts

Residents in the La Crosse area are urged to return census blankets to A J Collins District Supervisor Bureau of The Census La Crosse Wisconsin. People who believe they were missed by enumerators should submit a blank form with their name address and current location. The La Crosse district covers La Crosse Monroe Juneau Vernon Richland Sauk Iowa Grant La Fayette and Crawford counties. April 1 1950 is the reference date for residency.

la Crosse A. J. Collins Bureau of the Census Federal Building Wis

McCarthy attacks Truman and Acheson over loyalty files

Senator McCarthy in Chicago accuses the Truman administration of deceit in handling Communist in government charges. He denounces the state department loyalty files as inadequate and phony while demanding full release of all files from FBI and intelligence agencies. Senator Myers counters with claims of no evidence supporting McCarthy’s charges.

Washington McCarthy Chicago Truman State Department Wisconsin Myers Pennsylvania Senat Honesdale FBI Department of State Pennsylvania Democrat Civil Service Commission Central Intelligence Agency Army Intelligence Navy Intelligence Secret Service State Acheson Acheson Kremlin

Rayburn's Brother Dies in Texas

Bonham Texas report says Jim Rayburn 73 brother of Speaker Sam Rayburn died Saturday after a period of illness. He was a retired rural mail carrier from nearby Dodge City and had been hospitalized only late last week.

Bonham Tex Jim Rayburn Sam Rayburn Texas Dodge City

Dr. Clarence Dykstra Dies Former UW Leader at 67

Laguna Beach California Dr Clarence Dykstra longtime educator and administrator died of a heart attack while fighting a brush fire near his Summer home He was 67 and had served as president of the University of Wisconsin 1937 1944 and as provost at UCLA He chaired the national defense mediation board during WWII and held posts with the selective service department He was a UW president and later UCLA provost with a long civic career, including a Cincinnati city manager stint and multiple honors and degrees.

Laguna Beach Calif Clarence Dykstra University of California At Los Angeles Dykstra University of Wisconsin University of California National Defense Mediation Board Selective Service Department University of Iowa Harvard Johns Hopkins Ohio Wesleyan Northwestern Rutgers Elizabeth Sylvester Lillian Rackaby Cincinnati Phi Beta Kappa Phi Kappa Phi

Acheson Sets Out For Talks With Warning

Secretary of State Dean Acheson departed for Europe warning the non Communist world faces crucial tests ahead. He urged rapid mobilization of moral and material strength as he meets British and French leaders in Paris and London and then the North Atlantic Treaty Council. President Truman accompanied him to the airport. He cites Russia armed by 1954 and only about 18 months to end Germany occupation as stark context.

Washington Dean Acheson Europe Bevin Schuman Paris London North Atlantic Treaty Council Acheson Truman Russia United States Britain France Germany

Wind Storm Damages Hit Coulee Region

Wind storm sweeping Friday and Saturday caused extensive damage across the Coulee region. Power and telephone service faced outages during the transition from manual to dial operations at La Crosse Telephone Corp. while river levels on the Mississippi at La Crosse crest again near 11 feet. Restoration efforts continue as weather improves with diminishing winds and forecasts of higher river crests later in the week.

Samal Mississippi la Crosse St. Croix Clarence Meyer Grandad Bluff Hillsboro

Plans Open House At Local Telephone Exchange

Beginning Monday May 22 the telephone company will hold open house in La Crosse under Vice-President E B Lamp. The public is invited to visit the exchange to see how the dial service works. Visitors are welcomed 7 to 9 p m each weekday through Friday May 26, with tours led by company staff. Appointments are needed as only a limited number of persons can be accommodated each evening. Call 2 9980 to arrange.

la Crosse E. B. Lamp

Telephone switch upgrade boosts weekend call load

The article notes optimism that switch-over issues will be resolved in two weeks. On Sunday after the cutover the manual board workload rose sharply and curiosity calls caused trouble. Lamp reports calls more than doubling to 100 percent above normal busy-day load, with 150,000 calls versus about 76,000 on a typical 8 to 5 day. At Onalaska, normal operations are referenced.

Lamp Onalaska

Parade Tops VFW Meeting

A 1 p m parade will highlight the third district convention of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. The march proceeds from Division street to Main and Third, ending at the VFW club. Registration opens at 9 am at the club. a rehabilitation seminar by the Wisconsin service officer occurs at Pioneer hall. Auxiliary members join a 1 30 pm joint meeting at Pioneer hall. Dinner from 11 am to 1 pm, then a 6 pm banquet and dance.

Third District Convention of Veterans of Foreign Wars Division Street King Sixth Main VFW Club Department of Wisconsin Service Pioneer Hall Fifth Avenue Market Street

Truman Campaign Tour Draws Broadside From GOP

Republicans leveled charges at the Truman administration and urged him to answer them on a 16 state campaign tour beginning Sunday. GOP leaders plan replies to his speeches and label the trip a campaign for socialism while citing past defeats of Wilson and Roosevelt. Truman will deliver nine major speeches and over 50 appearances, with a Tuesday Cheyenne talk on government aid to small business.

Washington Truman Guy George Gabrielson Owen Brewster Maine Senate Leonard W. Hall New York House Mr. Truman Wilson Roosevelt West Coast Cheyenne Wyo Chicago Taft Ohio Thomas E. Dewey aniSee Truman

Wisconsin storms leave three dead and millions in damage

A weekend wind storm with hurricane force gusts devastated Wisconsin towns. Green Bay recorded 92 mph winds, Superior faced 2 to 3 million dollars in damage as three coal bridges collapsed. Flooding surged on U S highway 2 and rivers overflowed, while 33 ships moved to load ore after harbor ice was broken. The death toll included Henry Aspen, 74, of Neenah, crushed by a fallen theater frame.

Wisconsin Green Bay Superior Brule Duluth Henry Aspen Neenah

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George W. Barton Lyden Barton Third Street Merchants Association North Side Bathing Beach Coulee City Plan Commission M. G. Batho Weston Street 14Th Street East Avenue South Avenue Cameron Avenue 19Th Street Losey Boulevard Johnson Street 21St Street Mississippi Street Young Gop Senator Demos Associated Press Young Gop Group By Arthur Bystrom RFD Demo Solon Alger Hiss Tsingtao China Navy Electri Rayburn Dr. Dykstra E. B. Samp la Crosse Telephone Corp Samp Parade Tops John B. Owen
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